Influences and Experiences Shaping Communication Skills

Richard Blank 56 views 4 hours ago 25 followers

And to me, I like to thank each and every one of them personally, not through just an email. Yeah, absolutely. Well, let me ask you this. Have you taken any speech course or anything? Because the way you articulate your words is really good. Even the pauses I'm catching and I'm like, wow, this is really good. Have you ever taken any Toastmasters or anything like that? no but i can let you know some of my influences and my experiences if i could recommend three speakers that you should be watching would be basil ratbone back in the 40s and 50s yeah if you enjoyed the show remington steel with pierce brosnan or dirk benedict as templeton peck from the a-team yeah these people were excellent speakers but when i was in college i was an intern for telemundo for two years jay cohen was nice enough and generous enough to allow me to work with promotions and public relations. And during these years, I was able to meet work with a little bit Miguel Kitana, which was the top newscaster out of Los Angeles, their largest market. There was a gentleman by the name of Pedro Sefsec that was doing the talk shows in the 90s. I was across from Christina from Univision. And they would come out to Tucson all the time to work events. And since I was with Telemundo, I would go with them on the promotions and public relations events. In The Biz Podcast By Tany Mujikwa.Interview with The Sales Extraordinaire.(I.T.B.) Episode 60 Richard Blank. This Podcast was designed to be outlet for anyone that works in the Service Industry! We may not always have the opportunity to speak our minds when we are on the clock, so this podcast is our opportunity to kick back and let loose (Without getting fired!). In this Podcast we discuss current events and day to day, through the lens of the everyday folk. Your bartenders, your strippers, cooks, etc.... we represent You!So kick back, relax, and answer one simple questions for us. In The Biz podcast guest Richard Blank Costa Ricas Center